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Do not place any such restriction on the suction side of the pump unless it

serves only to isolate a gravity fed water supply.

To prevent unnecessary strain or possible distortion to the pump, ensure that

adequate support is provided to the hoses and/or pipes. Remember they will

be considerably heavier when filled with water.

Should sand, chemical or other

contaminant come into contact with

the pump, flush through with cold

clean water as soon as possible.

Protect the pump and pipework from

freezing. The formation of ice may

cause serious damage.

PRIMING

When suction lift is used to draw

water into the pump it is essential that

all connections and hoses are

completely air tight, otherwise the

system will not work.

Before pumping will start it is necessary to completely fill the suction side with

water. This is known as priming the pump and is carried out as follows:-

1. With the pump, all pipes/hoses and the foot valve in position, unscrew the

priming plug (small hexagon nut on top of pump body, adjacent to the

pump outlet) and fill to capacity with clean water. Replace the priming

plug.

NOTE: As the filler hole is quite small, it is recommended that you fill the inlet

pipe with water before it is connected to the pump, and top up

through the filler plug once the pipe is connected.

2. Adjust any device which may be fitted to the outlet side of the pump, so as

to ensure as great a flow as possible.

3. Switch on the pump. Water should start to flow through the system. Check

for leaks and adjust the flow if necessary using the gate valve (or other

type of restriction) on the delivery side of the pump. Remember that some

resistance (head) is required on the outlet side of the pump to prevent

motor overload.

TROUBLE SHOOTING

If the system is set up properly, there is little likelihood of problems arising, but if

water will not flow as it should then check the following points:-

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